Today's News

The Columbine Rebels volleyball team evolved into a machine Sept. 5 that would have made Skynet proud.

“I think that once we get into it, our setter spreads out the net, because we can all terminate a ball,” Megan Koop said.

Terminate?

“That’s just what it takes,” she said.

A 13-year-old Ken Caryl Middle School student was injured Sept. 4 when she was hit by a car in front of the school.

Danielle K. Barker, 13, was walking across Ken Caryl Avenue in a designated crosswalk when she was hit by a 1997 black Cadillac Catera driven by Dustin Wert, according to the Colorado State Patrol.

Barker was taken by ambulance to Littleton Hospital, then by helicopter to Children's Hospital in Denver.

DENVER — When the Chatfield Chargers were good Sept. 3 at Mullen, they were very good.

When the Chargers were young, they were very young.

The junior-dominated Chargers veered through all phases against the Mustangs and ended up learning another of life’s lessons.

A significant number of thefts from parked cars were reported in Jefferson County's south precinct recently.

The majority of the activity occurred on residential streets and driveways and in apartment or condominium parking lots. Neighborhoods south of West Bowles Avenue between Simms Street and Kipling Avenue (Powderhorn, Stanton Farms, Alpers Farm) showed the greatest concentration of activity.